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CSPI: Alcohol Ads Target Underaged

After an exhaustive study of alcohol advertising and marketing,
the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) found absolutely no evidence
that alcohol producers or advertisers target underage persons. The
extensive study included analyses of internal company documents,
surveys of product placement in stores across the country, data
presented by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, and
much other evidence from numerous sources.

Shortly thereafter, the Center for Science in the Public Interest’s
George Hacker charged that “beer marketers are clearly targeting
underage drinkers.” What part of no evidence doesn’t
George Hacker understand?

Surely, lawyer Hacker realizes full well that he is misrepresenting
the facts. Unfortunately, George Hacker has a long, documented history
of misrepresenting the truth. Any assertions by either George Hacker
or the Center for Science in the Public Interest should be viewed
with skepticism.